Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari

Explores Tarla Dalal's journey and legacy as an iconoclast during the early liberalisation period, empowering women through the art of cooking. Tarla is a slice-of-life film on India's most iconic home chef, Tarla Dalal, who wrote bestselling cookbooks, had her own cookery show and was the only Indian to have received the Padma Shri Award for her work in the field of cooking. Her story also captures the silent women empowerment movement that took place in the 70-80s and shows us how Tarla played an instrumental role in helping women of the era realize their dreams through food. Her journey seems like every Indian woman's story yet remains equally relevant for youngsters today. During her lifetime, Tarla received many letters from women across the country crediting her recipes for getting them approval to pursue their passions. These letters became a major source of inspiration for the film about Tarla's revolutionary journey from her kitchen to the living rooms of the entire country, inspiring homemakers to become entrepreneurs.

Set in the small town of Barielly, this romantic comedy explores the nuances of simple lives people live there. It`s a story of Bitti Mishra, a free-spirited girl, who is tired of the societal pressures and finds solace in a book titled "Barielly Ki Barfi".

London's housing is under attack. We're Still Here was filmed over four years as developers - hand in glove with councils and housing associations - knock down estates to build housing that ordinary people can't afford. But from young mums and key workers in east London to the neighbours of the Grenfell Tower fire victims the fightback has begun.